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Re: Bloodruns Keep
And the moment arrived when Adrid's mortal terror had finally been exhausted. Now she was mortally... pissed. She blinked so slowly, and heavily, it was almost indulgent. "So, stabbing is ...
May 15, 2020 -
Re: Siren High School Host Club
Brian winked at Ezra. "You'll get there, kid. We all do." Ah, seniority. What a drug. ...And some kid was screaming outside in the hall. They might have been real. ...
May 10, 2020 -
Re: Siren High School Host Club
Hey everyone! I want to get character introductions done with here so everyone knows everyone's names, and then we can get to the fun stuff. Doesn't need to be a ...
May 7, 2020 -
Re: Siren High School Host Club
Brian sat, offended. What did that kid know about pocket dimensions? Did he think they all came out of a neat little factory with instruction manuals and specialist helplines? That ...
May 6, 2020 -
Re: Siren High School Host Club
"Oh, thank Jesus." Brian groaned in relief. "It's a real person. Three virtual weeks of this purgatory and finally, a real person. I could cry. Kid, you're set. I'm Brian, ...
May 6, 2020 -
Re: Siren High School Host Club
"Whatever it is, I didn't do it." said Brian, sullenly absorbed in the crossword he had been reduced to doing. "But actually, I really didn't." And then he actually turned ...
May 5, 2020 -
Re: Siren High School Host Club
Brian is a fairy with green skin, a pointy face, and curly black hair. He has wings. He usually uses glamour spells to blend in among humans. He stands at ...
May 5, 2020 -
Re: Siren High School Host Club
This place is alive. It’s watching you. And it’s shipping you. You have been kidnapped by a sentient high school mini-dimension, determined to facilitate the trashiest, rom-commiest, crack-fick-ie
May 5, 2020 -
Re: The Seven School Mysteries
Enid Ó Glacáin ________________ The nurses’ office and the Nurses’ Office laid claim to the same geographic location, but they were not the same place. One was a room. The ...
Apr 28, 2020 -
Re: Bloodruns Keep
Adrid backed off. She saw the strings of hacked heartflesh tie themselves back together, ribs lock back into place, skin knit back over, flesh, bone, and tendons grow back from ...
Apr 24, 2020 -
Re: The Plague Aunt & the Prodigal
"Heavens, boy- you'd better sit down- good gracious, you got tall." Barely taller than his elbow, the old woman fussed him past her door and into a chair. When he ...
Apr 22, 2020 -
Re: The Plague Aunt & the Prodigal
Chortles sounded softly from behind the door. Old, Irish chortles. After a minute or so, Enid burst from the door, Batman comic in hand. "Leroy, you have to see this-!" ...
Apr 18, 2020 -
Re: The Plague Aunt & the Prodigal
It is a known fact that any teacher, being seen on the street, will always be met with alarm from their poor, unsuspecting pupils. Removed from the context of their ...
Apr 17, 2020 -
Re: Bloodruns Keep
James was gallant, and dashing, and all of the things Siren didn't know the words for. She trusted with all her heart that he could win, and he had, and ...
Apr 17, 2020 -
Re: Bloodruns Keep
The order of things, horrible though it was, was quite simple. Adrid was a soldier, with no-one to order her, and her usual autonomous routines rendered useless in this foreign ...
Apr 16, 2020
